My longest running project is photographing Central Wisconsin’s Wolf River.  I have a long relationship with this wild river, fishing, rafting and photographing with friends and family, many of whom are no longer with us.  My favorite time on the river, in any season, is early morning.  The light is quiet and gentle forms move in the dim shadows. If I leave my shutter open for a time exposure, the moving water transforms into diaphanous fogs and wispy cirrus-cloud cascades.  You never really know what kind of shapes long exposures will express. Quiet runs may reveal a brooding whirlpool. Raging rapids smooth, stretch and swirl revealing ephemeral, ghostly forms. I see in them the passage of time and friends past.